President Hage Geingob has called on world leaders to recommit to and strengthen multilateralism to better address global crises, including the Covid-19 pandemic that has disproportionately impacted developing and emerging economies.
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2020-09-242024-04-30Front Page News
‘Tupac’ appears for human trafficking
Windhoek-based businessman Simon Andjamba, who is well known as Tupac in social circles, this week appeared before court where he is facing multiple counts of human trafficking for transporting minor boys from neighbouring Angola in 2018.
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2020-09-242024-04-30Front Page News
Nearly 80% recover from Covid
Nearly 80% of people who have tested positive for Covid-19 in the country have recovered from the virus, according to yesterday’s figures from the health ministry.
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2020-09-242024-05-07National
Cops nabbed for taking alleged booze, cash bribe
Three drug law enforcement officers were arrested last week for allegedly taking bribes from a suspected drug dealer.
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2020-09-242024-06-18Crime and Courts
Baby dumping accused to go on trial next year
The Katutura Magistrate’s Court has scheduled the trial hearing of a teenage girl who was arrested for allegedly dumping her dead infant last year after giving birth.
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2020-09-242024-04-30Front Page News
Okahao warns against public violence
ONGWEDIVA – The Okahao Town Council has distanced itself from a video footage that was widely circulated, purporting that the police were barring street vendors from trading at the town.
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2020-09-242024-04-30Front Page News
Swapo sets deadline for poll candidates
Swapo has instructed its regional coordinators to submit the list of all party’s prospective councillors who will be contesting for positions in the upcoming regional council and local authority elections by 6 October.
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2020-09-242024-05-07National
Relatives hint at more Havana graves … appeal to delay housing project over unidentified gravesites
Relatives of the late Amalia /Hones, who died in 1963 and buried at farm 508, part of the Havana informal settlement, have requested the City of Windhoek to put the relocation process on hold while they investigate the burial site.
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2020-09-242024-06-18Crime and Courts
Student strangled as suspect drowns himself
Yet another case of murder-and-suicide has been reported in northern Namibia after a 26-year-old man allegedly strangled his girlfriend before drowning himself in an earthen dam this week.
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2020-09-242024-05-07National
Ministry probes lion attack
OMUTHIYA - The environment ministry has launched an investigation to determine if a police case can be opened after farmers recently undertook to hunt a lioness that was reportedly killing goats north of Etosha National Park.